Aye...but there are IMR 14500 in the works from AW....a couple places already have them but they're from a company called BDL which from what I've read is pretty much less reliable in their QC than *fire....
High drain batteries, talk to me...
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Aye...but there are IMR 14500 in the works from AW....a couple places already have them but they're from a company called BDL which from what I've read is pretty much less reliable in their QC than *fire....
Is that the max drain rate for joye 510?
The reason i'm asking this is because you have listed the ego max drain rate at about .65A
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/electronic-cigarette-reviews/87429-ego-love-4.html
Does the joye 510 have a higher max drain rate than ego?
Some help please you guys,,, I wanna know where the best place you have found to by your AW Batts at (Best Price) ??
many users have found that lighthound.com is a great place to buy aw batts.
EDIT: lighthound.com coupon code: cpf
its only 2% off though.
another place you can buy AW batts is direct from AW at the cpf marketplace.
http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?p=2513217#post2513217
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Yup absolutely New World been checking and reading there site for months but just haven't purchased from them ever, dont know why but always got my batts at Battery junction and some ECF suppliers and Xterm, but thanks for the info greatly appreciated
these were two different things...
joye 510 is about 1.61A
(this should have been the amp draw of a joye 510 atty on a 3.7V battery)
the .65A was what should be the straight up max drain rate of a ego battery
Lets say I'm using a joye 510 atty which draws 1.61A on an ego battery that can only give .65A.
So what would be the amp that these two units interchange? 0.65A?
The battery can't supply more than it's max and it should fade pretty fast due to the heavy load.
I'd say over time the battery would supply less and less.
I'd say over time the battery would supply less and less.
Ouch... that ....s!
So the eGo is really a 3.2v (RMS) device. Given a 2.2ohm atty, that calls for 1.45amps. A far cry from .65.
exactly...they're on borrowed time from the get go as far as being over stressed...and a LR will just compound that...
hence my excitement and pleasure that the AW 14500 high drains are now out...
My 801 LR atomizer croaked yesterday. So, I popped on one from another manufacturer. This allowed me to get an accurate idea of its potential. When combined with the nhaler 14500 LIMN battery, the results are very, very impressive.
To get proper contact and no rattle I had already added every brass washer supplied to the switch, and the longer spring. When I first did this, I got little power and almost no hit on the old atty. Then an idea occurred. I removed the switch screw, cleaned it and the washers added silver grease to the screw hole and put it back together. It was worth it. I got pretty good performance even with the original SLB stamped atty.
This new atty does not touch down on the O ring, but that may be o.k. as it allows more air flow, which this atty makes good use of. I get big clouds of flavorful vape and more consistent overall battery performance.
My first impression of these batteries was wrong and I am glad that I waited, and tested some more, before writing this.
I look forward to trying out the unopened pack of 16340 LIMN's with the new Precise model soon.
I am not sure who makes nhaler's high drain batteries, and how they compare to AW, but I will try AW next and let you know if I observe any noticeable difference.
To get proper contact and no rattle I had already added every brass washer supplied to the switch, and the longer spring. When I first did this, I got little power and almost no hit on the old atty. Then an idea occurred. I removed the switch screw, cleaned it and the washers added silver grease to the screw hole and put it back together. It was worth it. I got pretty good performance even with the original SLB stamped atty.
This new atty does not touch down on the O ring, but that may be o.k. as it allows more air flow, which this atty makes good use of. I get big clouds of flavorful vape and more consistent overall battery performance.
My first impression of these batteries was wrong and I am glad that I waited, and tested some more, before writing this.
I look forward to trying out the unopened pack of 16340 LIMN's with the new Precise model soon.
I am not sure who makes nhaler's high drain batteries, and how they compare to AW, but I will try AW next and let you know if I observe any noticeable difference.
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I would guess that they're both made by the same OEM. I don't think Andrew claims to have his own factory making the AW's. Its their tight QC and experience that people trust in. Regardless of what we think of Drew or any of the e-cig vendors, the flashlight and airplane battery guys have many more years of experience than anyone in our sector.
Once you have good examples of both, I'd be interested to know if you perceive a difference.
I don't think AW would relabel their batts for NHaler. I'd guess them to be BDL's or some other copy company.
The AW IMR's are labeled so..
That's what I sort of thought. I only bought four. So the next batch can be AW.
depends what you mean by protected...
no they don't have a PCB...they dont need one...
all better Lithium batteries (high drains included) have internal protection against over pressure and over heating...(that's the ventholes you can see in the positive end and the metal strip you see running down the side)...
protected Li-Ions have a PCB to brotect against over discharge, over charge, and shorts.... *however it's been reported that PCBs can often be damaged by charer malfunction or static electricity without any visible signs making them essentially unprotected..
the high drain LiMN is a more stable chemistry, does not produce it's own oxydizer (so if for some reason it did vent it would vent without flame), can withstand higher temperatures than Li-Ion without ill effect...yes you do have to watch that you don't overdrain them to the point where they will no longer take a charge...
and they don't get overstressed like the standard Li-Ions do...
I just started using the ones Brock posted.............jury is still out.
But I have been told these are the best with LR Atties, so what's a guy to do except listen to the people that know more then me..
But I have been told these are the best with LR Atties, so what's a guy to do except listen to the people that know more then me..
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